Kini o fa dide ni awọn idiyele kọfi?
Ni Oṣu kọkanla 2024, idiyele kọfi Arabia ti o de ọdọ ọdun 13 ọdun 13. Grc ṣe n ṣawari ohun ti o fa iṣẹ-ṣiṣe yii ati ikolu ti awọn riru awọn riru omi awọn iṣupọ kọfi lori awọn rotasters agbaye.
YPAk ti tumọ si ọrọ naa, pẹlu awọn alaye bi atẹle:
Sibẹsibẹ, kọfi kii ṣe apakan pataki kan ti eto owo owo. According to the Fairtrade Organization, about 125 million people worldwide rely on coffee for their livelihoods, and an estimated 600 million to 800 million people are involved in the entire industry chain from planting to drinking. Gẹgẹbi agbari kọfi agbaye (ICO), iṣelọpọ lapapọ ninu ọdun kofi 2022/2023 awọn baagi kọfi 16.22.
Bibẹẹkọ, ni ipa-ọna ti isiyi lọwọlọwọ bi a ti ko ṣe alaye bi diẹ ninu awọn asọye beere? The GCR posed this question to the ICO, an intergovernmental body that brings together exporting and importing governments and promotes sustainable expansion of the global coffee industry in a market-based environment.
Awọn idiyele tẹsiwaju lati dide
"In nominal terms, current Arabica prices are the highest they have been in the past 48 years. To see similar figures, you have to go back to the Black Frost in Brazil in the 1970s," said Dock No, Statistics Coordinator at the Statistics Saka ti Agba-ọna Kọlu kariaye (ICO).
Since the 2023/2024 coffee year (which begins in October 2023), Arabica prices have been on a steady upward trend, similar to the growth the market experienced in 2020 after the end of the first global lockdown. Dockno sọ pe aṣa naa ko le le ṣe ikawe si ifosiwewe kan, ṣugbọn jẹ abajade ti awọn ipa pupọ lori ipese ati awọn eekanna.
"The global supply of Arabica coffee has been impacted by multiple extreme weather events. The frost experienced in Brazil in July 2021 had a knock-on effect, while 13 consecutive months of rain in Colombia and five years of drought in Ethiopia also hit supply, O wi.
Awọn iṣẹlẹ oju-ọjọ giga wọnyi ko ni fowo idiyele ti kofi arabia nikan.
The detour from Africa adds about four weeks to many common coffee shipping routes, adding additional transportation costs to each pound of coffee. Lakoko ti awọn ipa-ọna gbigbe ni ifosiwewe kekere, ikolu wọn ti ni opin. Ni kete ti o ba ti ya nkan yii sinu iroyin, ko le fi titẹ titẹ lori awọn idiyele.
Iyẹn tẹsiwaju lori awọn agbegbe ti o dagba pataki ni ayika agbaye tumọ si pe ibeere ti kọja ipese ni awọn ọdun diẹ sẹhin. Eyi ti yori si ile-iṣẹ naa di awọn ti o gbẹkẹle igbẹkẹle lori awọn ẹda tita. Ni ibẹrẹ ọdun kọfi 2022, a bẹrẹ lati dojuko ọpọlọpọ awọn ọrọ ipese. Lati igbati, a ni ri awọn ẹda kọfi Bẹrẹ lati dinku. Fun apẹẹrẹ, ni Yuroopu, awọn ẹda ti dinku lati awọn apo miliọnu 14 si awọn baagi miliọnu 7.
Sare siwaju si bayi (Oṣu Kẹsan 2024) ati Vietnam ti fihan pe gbogbo eniyan ti ko si ọja iṣura ti ko ni ipilẹ. Their exports have dropped significantly over the last three to four months because, according to them, there is no domestic stock left at the moment and they are still waiting for the new coffee year to start.
Everyone can see that stocks are already low and the extreme weather events of the last 12 months have impacted the coffee year which is due to start in October and this is affecting prices as demand is expected to outstrip supply. YPAK gbagbọ pe eyi ni idi ti o fa idi ti awọn idiyele ti ni idinku ti o ga julọ.
Gẹgẹbi awọn eniyan siwaju ati siwaju sii le lepa kọfi pataki ati awọn ewa kofi-didara ti o jẹ adun, ọja kọfi-igbin-kekere yoo rọpo pupọ. Whether it is coffee beans, coffee roasting technology, or coffee packaging, they are all manifestations of the high quality of specialty coffee.
Ni aaye yii, o jẹ dandan fun wa lati tẹnumọ iye igbiyanju ni a fi sinu ago kọfi. Lati oju iwoye yii, paapaa ti idiyele ti jinde laipẹ, kọfi jẹ tun o poku.
A lo awọn falifu ti o dara julọ ti o dara julọ lati Swiss lati jẹ kọfi rẹ ṣe alabapade.
A ti ṣe agbekalẹ awọn baagi ore-ọfẹ, bii awọn baagi ti o ni agbara ati awọn baagi atunlo, ati awọn ohun elo PCC ti a ti ṣafihan tuntun.
Wọn jẹ awọn aṣayan ti o dara julọ ti rirọpo awọn baagi ṣiṣu.
Akoko Post: Oṣu kọkanla: Oṣu kọkanla 29-2024
